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I have a few different keycloak instances.
One, container based, uses LDAP (freeipa) as a backend. The only thing I needed to do was to add a key tab to the image and configure its location under the user storage.
Another, which also uses LDAP as a backend, have Kerberos on another url. This is a linux machine, so I guess it uses krb5.conf to find the kdc.
Now I have a third instance, this time container based, who doesn't seem to find the kdc, which is different than that of the ldap instance it is configured to use. I added a krb5.conf file to see if it would use it instead, but it doesn't seem to use it. The error I get is that no user storage is configured to use kerberos.
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I have a few different keycloak instances.
One, container based, uses LDAP (freeipa) as a backend. The only thing I needed to do was to add a key tab to the image and configure its location under the user storage.
Another, which also uses LDAP as a backend, have Kerberos on another url. This is a linux machine, so I guess it uses
krb5.confto find the kdc.Now I have a third instance, this time container based, who doesn't seem to find the kdc, which is different than that of the ldap instance it is configured to use. I added a krb5.conf file to see if it would use it instead, but it doesn't seem to use it. The error I get is that no user storage is configured to use kerberos.
Is there anything I am missing here?
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